Trust His Word: Your Battle Cry for Faith
- Corbin Riley
- May 27
- 2 min read
When God Has a Plan, Trust His Word Completely
Life has a way of throwing curveballs that leave us questioning everything. Job loss, health scares, relationship struggles – these moments test our faith to its core. But here's the powerful truth from Pastor John's recent message: God had a plan for us, we just have to trust His word.
This isn't just motivational speaking. This is Biblical reality rooted in God's unchanging character.
The Foundation of Trusting God's Word
When we look at Romans 10:14, Paul asks a piercing question: "How then will they call on Him in whom they have not believed? And how will they believe in Him whom they have not heard?" This passage reveals something profound about faith – it comes through hearing God's word, and trusting that word transforms everything.
Think about it: every major biblical hero had to trust His word when circumstances looked impossible. Abraham trusted God's promise of a son when he was 99 years old. Moses trusted God's plan to deliver Israel even when Pharaoh seemed unmovable. David trusted God's word that he would be king while hiding in caves from Saul.
When Plans Don't Make Sense
God's plans rarely make sense from our limited perspective. His timeline doesn't match ours. His methods often seem backwards. But here's what we learn from Scripture: God's word is more reliable than our feelings, more trustworthy than our circumstances, and more powerful than our problems.
When Jesus calls us to follow Him, we must be ready to drop everything – not because it's easy, but because we trust His word above our own understanding. This kind of trust isn't blind faith; it's informed confidence based on God's proven character throughout history.
Your Battle Cry Starts with Trust
Pastor John reminded us that our battle cry is telling the world about Jesus – ensuring everyone can reach the Kingdom of Heaven. But that battle cry begins with our personal decision to trust His word when everything else is uncertain.
In our weakest moments, when we can't see the path forward, Jesus shows up. Not always in the way we expect, but always in the way we need. This is the heart of the Gospel message: Jesus came into the world to save it, and His word is our anchor in every storm.
Living Out Trust Daily
Trusting God's word isn't a one-time decision – it's a daily choice. When anxiety creeps in, we choose to trust His word over our fears. When disappointment hits, we choose to trust His promises over our pain. When confusion clouds our judgment, we choose to trust His wisdom over our limited understanding.

This Sunday at 10 am, Pastor Brad begins a new sermon series called "My Father's House" - exploring what it means to belong in God's family. From the tabernacle in the wilderness to Solomon's temple, God has always wanted to dwell among His people. Now through Jesus, we discover that we're not just visiting God's house - we're living in it. Join us as we explore the spacious rooms, unshakeable foundation, and permanent belonging that comes from being children in the Father's house.
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